Australian Exchange Traded Funds Report - December 2018
The Australian Exchange Trade Funds (ETF) market continues to grow at an unprecedented level. 2018 saw over A$6.4 billion in cumulative inflows into Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) - the second-best year of the past five. This in spite of fact, 2018 was one of the most volatile years in the past 6 and one of the worst returning years in the past 7.
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The Australian ETF market is experiencing significant growth, with 2018 seeing over A$6.4 billion in cumulative inflows into Exchange Traded Products (ETPs), making it the second-best year in the past five years despite market volatility.
In 2018, the Australian ETF market saw substantial growth with over A$6.4 billion in inflows, even though it was one of the most volatile years in the past six and one of the worst returning years in the past seven.
InvestSMART offers a range of low-cost ETF portfolios as part of their 'Capped Fees' range, designed to provide better returns by balancing risk and fees through a blend of preferred Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs).
InvestSMART's ETF portfolios are beneficial because they are low-cost and part of the 'Capped Fees' range, aiming to deliver better returns by carefully balancing risk and fees with a selection of preferred ETFs.
2018 is notable for the Australian ETF market due to the significant inflows of over A$6.4 billion into ETPs, marking it as the second-best year in the past five, despite being a volatile and low-return year.
InvestSMART aims to ensure better returns on their ETF portfolios by offering low-cost options within their 'Capped Fees' range, which strategically balances risk and fees using a blend of preferred ETFs.
The Australian ETF market faced significant volatility in 2018, making it one of the most volatile years in the past six and one of the worst returning years in the past seven, yet it still achieved substantial inflows.
Everyday investors can benefit from the growth of the Australian ETF market by investing in low-cost ETF portfolios like those offered by InvestSMART, which are designed to balance risk and fees for potentially better returns.